The evening world. dated April 23, 1914

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ZA’S ULTIMATUM is considerable distance short of the important bridges.on the statement declaring the intentions States to

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\4 ij “ r4 pase -, ‘ ot Battle at Vera Cruz Graphically . .Told by The World Man on the Spot. FIRST REAL RESISTANCE, COMES AT

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be MANAGE IN WAR OF STRIKERS. ~= AND TROOPS GOES ON | ling for what they declare is a prin- | lives, ciple, came also the...

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«ioe D Ol. INDICTED MW RIGHMOND BOROUGH WOMAN AGITATOR, Phe Kucrrnond afternvon 4 tthe Sain New Jeers. t Perye the tery en,

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€ . ‘They were the Misses Catherine and Jeannette Seeman, Helen and Marian Cohen and Martha Watley. The I 1 PARTY PAINTED RED

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. AT, SAYSMAYOR IVES OLIGENSE AlL-Night Privilege Withheld| From Others While He Makes Investigation, hen ' Mayor Mitchel...

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INCENDIARY, FOILED BY 06, AT LAST GETSFIRE STARTED. ‘ SF "Be Attempts Made to Burn Building Out and Final One Is Successful.

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PORTING . NEW 1 - ‘ROBERT ey | | |. WITH MAJOR LEAGUE OPPOSITION TO-DAY Ward Men Return to Pitts Games in Baltimore. We Giant

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5000 People ya hleg Aw . From the Opera By Sylvester Rawling. ha € @RALDINE FARRAR and Ca- Fuso made their farewell ap- for

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ESTARLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. jow, New York. 6 RALPH PULITZOR, President, 6% Park Row. ="J. ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, 62 Park

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